00:0010 Punk Rock Songs Every Beginner Guitarist Should Learn
00:04Pixie's Surfer Rosa track fused punk directness with expansive textures, inspiring alternative rock through economical arpeggios and pedal tone restraint.
00:14Green Day's E-flat tuned Basket Case melds Billy Joe Armstrong's candid anxiety lyrics with 175 beats per minute power chords and relentless downstrokes.
00:25The Clash's Should I Stay or Should I Go uses volume shifts, stop-start rhythms, palm muting at 116 beats per minute for punch.
00:34The Ramones Blitzkrieg Bop distills punk spirit into three power chords, relentless 177 beats per minute downstrokes and hypnotic pulse.
00:45Dead Kennedy's Holiday in Cambodia challenges with chromatic runs, unconventional timing, tremolo picking and mixed meters demanding advanced technique.
00:54The Ramones I Want to Be Sedated builds muscle memory through relentless 160 beats per minute downstrokes, callus inducing practice and punk's democratic energy.
01:04Sex Pistol's Pretty Vacant employs palm muted bar chords at 148 beats per minute, heavy downstrokes and raw aggression over polish technique.
01:14Blur's Song 2 revolutionized dynamics with its quiet, loud, quiet structure, five power chords at 130 beats per minute and tension-filled euphoria.
01:24Gang of Four's Damaged Goods fuses punk energy with funk rhythms through staccato guitar at 144 beats per minute and angular polyrhythms.
01:33The Undertone's Teenage Kicks captivates with just DNA chords, 153 beats per minute downstrokes and subtle palm muting variations.
01:43The Undertone's Teenage Kicks captivates with just DNA chords, 153 beats per minute downstrokes and subtle palm muting variations.
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